Solidsoul

Let's Get Together - Andrew Brown - 4 Bros. M- £125 His rarest and best on the label. It's No Sin / You've got To Love Me Sometimes - Gene & Eddie - Mon'ca Ex. Great! £100 Where Are You - Four Sonics - Triple B M- £55 Great. What Would I Do - The Superiors - Verve (Rare sky blue demo) Ex with some very slight scuffs when angled into the light. Looks and plays great. Can't Get Him Out Of My Mind - Dawn - APT - Ex condition. £30 Soon Everything Is Going To Be Alright - Third Time Around - Deneen - £12 Ex. Small A in pen on the label. Sing A Happy Song - The Escorts - Knockout - Mint- £20. Very catchy modern Soul. Goddess Of Love - Marvelettes - Tamla T 54091. Ex with small drill hole - £15 Classy Motown. He's Always Somewhere Around - Donny Gerrard - Greedy Records. M- £15 Love Makes The World Go Round - Deon Jackson - Carla Ex. £10 Need Someone - Marvin Gaye - UK Tamla Motown - Ex £15. No USA 7" single of this record. Brilliant overlooked dancer. You Are Just A Living Doll - J.J. Barnes - Ex £5 Hole In The Wall - The Packers - Pure Soul Music. Ex-. 60's Nightclub classic. £10 The Slow Fizz - The Sapphires - Original UK Probe - M- £15 You Told Your Story - Troy Keyes - ABC - Ex+ £15 Common Thief - Bill House - RCA demo. M-. £ 30 There Must Be A Love Somewhere - Ede Robin - Le Cam. (White label, black writing) Ex+ £10 You're With Me All The Way - The Charades - Mercury white demo. Ex- £25 I Don't Want To Live My Life Alone - The Witches - Sew City - M- £20 Wrong Crowd - Prince George - P.D.G. M- 70's reissue. £12 You're Still The One - Roscoe Shelton - T-Jaye Records - M- £20 I'll Never Let You Get Away - Jimmy Ruffin - Tamla Motown tmg 922. Ex. £12 The Ladies Choice - Boby Franklin - Fee. M- £10 When Love Is New / All I Need Is You Tonight - Arthur Prystock - UK Polydor M- £15 The Goose - The Parliaments - Revilot 214 60's Funk. £5 123 / Like A Baby/I Struck It Rich/ It's That Time Of year - Len Barry - UK MCA EP Mint- £8 I'll Live Her Life - The Temprees - We Produce - Ex- £5 Ten Ways Of Loving You - Lenny Williams - U.K.Malaco. £12 Pictures on request. Postage price to add on. All originals unless stated.

The labels could be stacked anyway round. It doesn't matter and anyone loading the machines know this so would not bother trying to get them all the same way round to match the run-out details! What would be the point of that? It would be like putting bottle tops on to line up with the bottles labels!

Do you want to say who this buyer is? Do we need to be warned? Most double copies of records I have looked at, are random. The runout markings and label orientation are random. Sometimes just by chance and the way they are stacked they might be close, but I have never seen two records exactly the same.

Well you know a lot of people with good taste do like both sides, so why do you want to spoil it for them with negative comments!

John seems to have found a way of doing a sort of mass hypnosis with these auctions. He can get the very highest prices!

The seller knows this is not a Pzazz original of Len Jewell but is still asking £650 for it on ebay! They do not state it's an original, but don't not say it isn't!! Is this type of vague negative description for a record asking price of £650 ok? Item 176527872640 Looking for a mug I think! Do you think this is fair practice?

Which venue in Cleethorpes? There has been lots of different venues used for allnighters, soul nights and weekenders over the decades, with lots of different promoters.

When I came home from the Casino this instrumental tune would buzz around in my head for days! It's a record for amphetamine fuelled allnighters!

Northern Soul classic on a light blue promo! Rarer than the issues. I think this demo is the most desirable format to own this great record on! Original first issue demo of this USA 7" record. £50 + £4.65 postage. This is the light blue promo to the dark blue issues. The promo to the black label issue copies has a yellow label. Condition is Ex. It has a few light paper scuffs when held up to the light, but nothing to effect the playback or enjoyment of the record.

I remember John Vincent was a regular at the Morecambe Pier allnighters in the early 1980's and he was playing the Just Bros (Sharpees) Go On And Laugh. I think he could have been the first to play it.

They are both different records, you can like both and you don't have to pick one above the other

Wade Flemons, over a £1000 for a old soul pack record!! Although it does sound great played loud in a venue!

Bought my copy in Salt Lake City of all places, in 1978! So it should be ok. Salt Lake City is not a hotbed for soul music but this was a nice find, still sealed!

Here Is Barbara Lynn L.P. Every track is great! The one released on UK Oval. https://images.app.goo.gl/k9mNRWmwonHvAEJSA

The copy in the picture is not an original, it should be styrene, not vinyl.

The Superiors "WHAT WOULD I DO". Verve original light blue promo 45. It is quite rare on the light blue promo! Condition is Ex. Has some very light scratches, but plays great. Fully returnable if not happy. Buyer pays return postage. £60 plus postage.

"Alone With No Love" is really by The Contemplations and recorded in 1969!

"Never Gonna Let You Go" by The Jobell Orchestra on Jan was played at Blackpool Mecca Highland room almost as a brand new release!

Great info. So after reading that it seems The Contemplations "Alone With No Love" 101 was used for the flip of Rock Candy 103. But some of Rock Candy that recorded "I Don't Think I'll Find Another Love" had been members of the Contemplations group.

Isn't, Rock Candy "Alone With No Love" Dontee 103 really the Contemplations "Alone With No Love" on Dontee 101 from 1969? They needed a flip side for Rock Candy A side "I Don't Think I'll Find Another Love" so used the Contemplations track!

It was known in the 1970's and often sold with the other good Constellations "I Didn't Know How To" side by side on lists, for not very much money. It's just that "I Don't Know About You" was not in vogue at that time. Possibly if someone had played it in a venue it might have taken off! I remember back in the 70's, playing it on the home record player, it seemed a little too laid back for the allnighters, even though now it sounds great

Yes "Point Of No Return" it's maybe a better version of the once popular record by Dusk on Bell.

Both Constellations used to be £1 to £3 on the Soul Bowl regularly. There must be plenty of copies in collections!

"Sad Souvenirs" The great flip side of "I Can't Help Myself" by the Four Tops. There are lots of Motown hits with great flip sides!

On Hold. Record in great Ex + condition. Original first issue demo Backbeat. £25 incluedes postage to UK address.